Further studies on toxaphene in fish feed
Published: May 20, 2009
Summary
Toxaphene is a pesticide that may be present in fish meal and fish oil. Along with several other research institutions, the National Institute of Nutrition and Seafood Research (NIFES) has initiated a project to examine how toxaphene in fish feed affects fish health and food safety.
Fish are sensitive to waterborne toxaphene, but relatively little is known about the way fish respond to toxap...
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20 de mayo de 2009
Biomagnification of Taxophen and ddt is very serious issue. Furtherly both of the studies should be conducted on the basis of Ecology of Aquaculture environment, and also with the Detoxification of Fish by their Liver metabolism and Genes responsible for Enzymatic degradation of Fish should be cloned to combat the less intake of Taxophen and their Accumulation Hindrance factors.
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